Be creative. Be positive. Make a difference.
Based on our recent TELUS Wise End Cyberbullying video contest, it’s clear that youth are keen to drive change and put an end to cyberbullying.
Our contest is now closed. Thank you to all those who entered. See the winning entries below.
The first place prize valued at $3000 was shared between the winner and their school.
The second place prize valued at $2000 was shared between the winner and their school.
The third place prize valued at $1000 was shared between the winner and their school.
Produce and submit a short video, 60 seconds or less, that explores the subject of cyberbullying and provides positive messages and recommendations for rising above cyberbullying.
Potential ideas and approaches may include:
Tell a personal story about your first-hand experience being cyberbullied, how you dealt with it and any advice you have for others.
Share your story about witnessing cyberbullying and what you did to help the situation.
Create a Public Service Announcement (PSA) video that creates awareness for cyberbullying, the impact it can have and what we can do to end it.
By entering, you have the chance to win a cash prize that will be split evenly between yourself and your school.
TELUS judges will select the top 3 video entries. Video entries will be posted online for the public to vote for their favourite. Voting outcomes will dictate 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners. For details on judging, winner selection process, and timelines please see the full Contest Rules.
Video must be recorded in digital format and posted to YouTube as an unlisted video
Video content can be either English or French
Video must not exceed 60 seconds in length
Video must not contain music that requires licensing
Videos must not mention specific student names/school names
Videos can feature you, the entrant, and up to 3 other people, maximum. For anyone under 18 who is featured in the video, you must obtain their parental/legal guardian consent.
Entries will be disqualified if they are deemed to contain inappropriate or violent content, if they make inappropriate suggestions or recommendations and/or cannot be shared publically due to the nature of the content.
The information provided on telus.com/wise is intended as general information only, not as advice. Readers should assess all information in light of their own circumstances and consider all relevant factors.
